Two Reformers in the Army Medical Services

The scope of morbid anatomy in the Army Medical Services.

The American Army Medical Services in the field.

IN 1942 the writer prepared some notes on the American Army Medical Services 'for the Medical Personnel (Priority) Committee on. which he is the Army representative. In 1944, he visited the Third Army by the kindness of Major-General Paul Hawley, Chief Surgeon, European Theatre of Operations,. U.S.A., and this year, thanks to the courtesy of Brigadier-GeReral J. Martin, the Army Surgeon, 5th U....

Reformers in medical education and practice

Throughout the history of medicine, the standards of professional practice were constantly shifting to keep pace with acquired knowledge. Some of the reformers described below established those standards. Occasionally, standards fell short of professional expectations: perhaps teaching programs or instructors did not keep pace with medical progress or perhaps practising physicians were concerne...

The roles of the Army Medical Services--shaping the battlespace?

Gallipoli: the medical war. The Australian army medical services in the Dardanelles campaign of 1915

calls "the politics of knowledge dissemination", the tension between the desire to enfranchise the masses medically and the need to keep potentially dangerous knowledge in competent hands. These chapters hardly exhaust the subject, of course. Porter's compendious introduction acknowledges as much, but also rightly suggests that the value of this work is not simply that it explores several new p...